User Guides for REO and other accessories

[Rhapsodies Fire]

Reads very well, nicely done. Only thing I see is no mention of the Noalox here:

Ya...I was not sure whether that should be in there or not. Since the battery is constantly in contact with the positive end, you don't typically see the same issue as you do on the mechanical mods. Its good for cleaning, but not necessary on the wood mods like it can be on the metal mods. Rob has the rough draft and is looking it over...I'll make changes in the coming days to clarify any questions. Thanks for noticing that Dave

And this goes for anyone...I am happy to take constructive criticism if you have any. You can either post it here, or PM me.

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

This is nicely done, I am wondering if you might want to add beginner instructions for someone who wants to start with cartos with their REO?

Good point. This was originally written back when we weren't really discussing cartos. I'll take a look at it. I am open to suggestions for instructions as I am not a carto user. Please feel free to PM me.

 

[davelog]

Good to know, I figured the dab was universal. There are a couple more editorial/style comments, if you're interested - copyright is a single word, ellipses require a space after them, and the line

The community surrounding REOs has developed quite by accident.

doesn't really stand on its own well - I would add another sentence qualifying the accidental development, or lose the sentence entirely.

 

[Rhapsodies Fire]

Good to know, I figured the dab was universal. There are a couple more editorial/style comments, if you're interested - copyright is a single word, ellipses require a space after them, and the line

doesn't really stand on its own well - I would add another sentence qualifying the accidental development, or lose the sentence entirely.

Thanks Dave...I think I got it.

 

[Northernshrink]

Great read but what is Noalox and where do I get it and how often should I apply it guessing its some sort of conductor
that should be re applied after a good cleaning. Im new and Not berry smert

 

[nerak]

Great read but what is Noalox and where do I get it and how often should I apply it guessing its some sort of conductor
that should be re applied after a good cleaning. Im new and Not berry smert

You apply Noalox on the very tip of the firing pin in the Grand and Mini.
After cleaning, you can swab the tip using a Q-tip with alcohol. Then use a toothpic and get just a tiny dab of Noalox and apply!
Some people apply it every week, others every month.

 

[Northernshrink]

You apply Noalox on the very tip of the firing pin in the Grand and Mini.
After cleaning, you can swab the tip using a Q-tip with alcohol. Then use a toothpic and get just a tiny dab of Noalox and apply!
Some people apply it every week, others every month.

Guessing its something I can grab at a hardware store in the electrical supply section ?

 

[nerak]

Guessing its something I can grab at a hardware store in the electrical supply section ?

Yep, I have heard that Home Depot carries it. Also here: http://www.rtdvapor.com/AW-IMR-18650-Battery-AW-IMR-18650.htm

 

[Keekers]

Great read but what is Noalox and where do I get it and how often should I apply it guessing its some sort of conductor
that should be re applied after a good cleaning. Im new and Not berry smert

So far I have gone through about 4 bottles on my REO mini and after every bottle I run it under hot water (obviously taking out the battery) and then dry it out with a cotton ball! I've had my REO for about a week and half, maybe 2 weeks and haven't had to re-apply the Noalax yet.

People told me that when the firing button gets hard to push, it's time to re-apply the Noalax. Happy vaping!

I also read that you can apply the Noalax to the positive end of the battery. I haven't tried that yet.

 

[b-effe]

Thanks for the post

really